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Lets Make a face

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Last edited Mar 29, 2020

Created on Mar 29, 2020

This example shows an interactive face constructed from a single, large text character that fills the browser window. The visualization relies on the D3.js library version 5, loaded from a CDN, and renders the output as a static SVG element. The code defines an HTML page with a 960 by 500 pixel canvas, sets the body’s font size to a massive value, and centers the content, creating a playful, typographic portrait.

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